Syncera anyone?

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The only hospital Syncera has is in Eastern Tenn. What is laughable about it is we actually cannibalized surgeons already using our products and supposedly no other competitive Docs are going to switch. In essence we just reduced our own revenue by 40-50%. Seems like sound business metrics to me. NOT !
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That explains the software purchase. A link somewhere between the decision makers at that hospital and the software company, no doubt.
 












Anonymous said:
The only hospital Syncera has is in Eastern Tenn. What is laughable about it is we actually cannibalized surgeons already using our products and supposedly no other competitive Docs are going to switch. In essence we just reduced our own revenue by 40-50%. Seems like sound business metrics to me. NOT !
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We are Smith & Nephew!
 






Anonymous said:
The only hospital Syncera has is in Eastern Tenn. What is laughable about it is we actually cannibalized surgeons already using our products and supposedly no other competitive Docs are going to switch. In essence we just reduced our own revenue by 40-50%. Seems like sound business metrics to me. NOT !
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Is the same facilities/group that S&N started a POD with to buy the business away from Stryker?
 












As we get closer to second quarter results, I am wondering how M. Buffoon is going to handle the Syncera question. Will the financial press hold his feet to the fire? Will they vet whatever information they are fed? Probably not. Still, let's hope the resources from this tire fire get reallocated to a project that might actually benefit us who have to represent the products to the clients.
 






Covenant health here in Knoxville is doing Syncera. Laugh at these clowns. There is a rep in the majority of the cases from what I hear. Profit sharing with the surgeon always seems like a great idea?!?
 












This is reminiscent of big pharma reps postings 5+ years ago, "Don't worry those buggy drivers can't do without an whip salesman who really knows how to get those nags to pay attention".

I'm sure cave blogs from 12,000 years ago extolling "Has anyone really seen the glaciers advancing?" ultimately didn't assuage the growing chill in the air...

We can't do without travel agents. We really need mortgage brokers on every corner. Nobody will ever pump their own gas. The price of a taxi medallion will never go down. Oil will never be under $100 again. Buying Alibaba shares on my credit card is a sure bet....

An even slightly free'er market sucks, Schumpeter is a total a-hole. Evolve or die, Devicerepasorus. Sorry about that
 






anonymous said:
This is reminiscent of big pharma reps postings 5+ years ago, "Don't worry those buggy drivers can't do without an whip salesman who really knows how to get those nags to pay attention".

I'm sure cave blogs from 12,000 years ago extolling "Has anyone really seen the glaciers advancing?" ultimately didn't assuage the growing chill in the air...

We can't do without travel agents. We really need mortgage brokers on every corner. Nobody will ever pump their own gas. The price of a taxi medallion will never go down. Oil will never be under $100 again. Buying Alibaba shares on my credit card is a sure bet....

An even slightly free'er market sucks, Schumpeter is a total a-hole. Evolve or die, Devicerepasorus. Sorry about that
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Worst post in awhile. Hope your proud.
 






S/N is the laughing stock of the industry. The reality of Syncera is if a hospital or IDN was thinking of chaining itself to one company it would never be S/N. Our clueless leaders fail to understand or admit it. Like so many previous ill-conceived S/N strategies this one will be mothballed soon. The last place company doesn't get to play the role of maverick. Ask the MicroPort boys how it's going because it's not.....
 












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